Ep. 51 - The Internet (The Legacy of Robert Lawrence Stein)
It's crazy that we've been doing this for so long and are just now getting around to a straight-up 'internet' episode. From outdated tech to...
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I Don't Wanna Grow Up
The podcast where two guys who spend far too much time on the internet talk about how things were infinitely better when they were kids and spend each episode convincing themselves they're r...
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20 of 51 episodesEp. 50 - Goals with Alex Gervasi (Goals and Ghouls)
IDWGU invites its first guest onto the show! Alex is a radio personality and podcast host herself who's here to chat about her road to succe...
Ep. 49 - Snacks with Stephen Cusato (Fighting Fatassness)
Stephen Cusato of ‘Not Another Cooking Show’ joins us this week to discuss the highs and lows of snacking. His palate might be more sophisti...
Ep. 48 - Sports! (Grab Your No. 3 Pencils)
Whether you're playing them or screaming about them from the comfort of your sofa, just about everyone has an opinion on sports... unless yo...
Ep. 47 - Gettin' Around (Clubbing Cars with Straight Bars)
How we get from place to place has changed a lot over the years, not only because we're adults but because transportation technology is stra...
Ep. 46 - Mornings (Felix and His Second Wife, Linda)
Coffee, breakfast burritos, the snooze button... there are plenty of things to love about starting another day, but how does the experience...
Ep. 45 - Fashion Trends (Revenge of the Gucci Boys)
Like it or not, fashion choices affect how we are perceived by everyone around us. Are we more in tune with what looks good nowadays compare...
Ep. 44 - Summertime (Dad Keeps Tea Bagging)
Everyone looks back on summertime as that sweet reprieve from school and responsibilities, when we lived on our bikes and sweated until we c...
Ep. 43 - Fighting (Bury Me Next To The Other Jordan)
We know. We have no business talking about this topic. But if you think we don't have some damn opinions about it, you got another thing com...
Ep. 42 - Stress (My Butthole Forever)
Dealing with stress is tricky, but it seems to get easier as we get older. We learn to use the different tools at our disposal (i.e., werewo...
Ep. 41 - Mischief (How To Eat A Baby)
It's not quite bad or illegal... it's mischief. Testing boundaries and seeing how far you can go before getting into trouble. But was this e...
Ep. 40 - Nerd Culture (Buff Peter Dinklage & the Infi-knit-y Gauntlet)
Just because we're no longer getting ridiculed or shoved into lockers for being fans of comic books and sci-fi doesn't mean nerd culture is...
Ep. 39 - Spring Break (Thighmaster Wind Chimes)
The infamy of Spring Break is well known and Jordan and Felix are here to talk about it. Speaking broken Spanish, eating copious amounts of...
Ep. 38 - Consequences (No New Friends?)
Obviously, a couple of bad boys like Jordan and Felix know all about consequences. Come hear all of our stories from the clink (and, by that...
Ep. 37 - Chores (Dog Poop Tennis & Chimney Maintenance)
No one likes chores but unless you live in a disgusting pit of filth, they are a natural part of life. From the basics like dishes and yard...
Ep. 36 - Exercise (Mr. Mumau and his Rod)
We're more adept at running from our problems than for health purposes, but that doesn't mean we can't comment on exercise in general. Was i...
Ep. 35 - Learning (The Scatting Episode)
Everybody takes in information and synthesizes it in a different way. Some are visual learners, some are tactile learners, some come up with...
Ep. 34 - Breakfast (Marisol, the Breakfast Maid)
It's the most important meal of the day so it's a good thing we love it so damn much... but was it better when we were young and satisfied w...
Ep. 33 - Jobs (Hugh Hackman Goes To John Popcorn's Army School)
Sure, job titles change drastically as we get older and into our careers, but has our perspective regarding occupations changed overall? Als...
Ep. 32 - Popularity (Karate, Gymnastics, & Horny Drama Nerds)
No one ever stops wanting to be liked, but popularity inherently carried so much more weight when we were teens. What drastic measures did p...